The Intersect of Art and Tech

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Welcome to The Intersect, a unique space where art meets technology.

"The Intersect" examines the reciprocal influences of technology and the arts, providing analyses of how tech advancements shape artistic expression and how creativity fuels technological progress. Curated by me, Juergen Berkessel, we explore how technological advances shape artistic expression and vice versa. This platform serves as a digest for enthusiasts and professionals who seek to understan

d and contribute to the evolving dialogue between these two dynamic fields.

🔹 What You’ll Find Here:

Insightful Articles: Deep dives into how technology influences art and how creativity drives tech innovations. Featured Discussions: Conversations with artists and technologists who are bridging the gap between creativity and technological execution. Resource Sharing: Curated links and resources for those who inhabit the nexus of art and technology.

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Stay updated with the latest trends at the intersection of art and tech. Engage with a community that values deep, nuanced discussions about the integration and mutual influence of these fields.

🔹 My Background:
I'm Juergen Berkessel, founder of Polymash, a digital strategy company with a focus on podcast production, SEO, and web design. But I also combine my expertise in digital strategy with a passion for art and music, offering a unique perspective on the convergence of technology and artistic expression.

How does photography reveal and hide the truth? 🤔Photo Oxford opens this month with Michael Christopher Brown’s 90 Miles...
10/31/2025

How does photography reveal and hide the truth? 🤔

Photo Oxford opens this month with Michael Christopher Brown’s 90 Miles series. It blends documentary photos with generative AI to tell powerful stories while protecting vulnerable subjects.

What do you think about using AI in storytelling? Could it change the way we see truth?

Learn more about this ethical and technological crossroads here: https://jb9.me/iDPBEf

What if art could speak back? 🎨On Indigenous Peoples' Day, 17 Native artists created unauthorized AR that flips the stor...
10/30/2025

What if art could speak back? 🎨

On Indigenous Peoples' Day, 17 Native artists created unauthorized AR that flips the story at the Met.

Their powwow dancers appear over colonial paintings — no permission, just a powerful act of reclaiming history.

How do you think technology can change the way we see art and culture?

Discover the full story here: https://jb9.me/xe977g

Ever faced a nightmare in the art world? 🎨 From racist harassment to hurricane damage and even a painting slashed out of...
10/30/2025

Ever faced a nightmare in the art world? 🎨 From racist harassment to hurricane damage and even a painting slashed out of jealousy, Scott Power's Art World Horror Stories podcast dives deep into three chilling true tales.

What kind of horror story might be happening where you are?

Give it a listen: https://jb9.me/fwtevH

What if art that took hours can now be created in seconds?Elise Swopes’ flooded Chicago skylines feel more powerful know...
10/30/2025

What if art that took hours can now be created in seconds?

Elise Swopes’ flooded Chicago skylines feel more powerful knowing the painstaking work behind them.

But with AI making similar visions instant, what does that mean for artistic value?

We explore this shift in creativity — curious to hear your take!

https://jb9.me/B4C7IV

🎬 Guillermo Del Toro is skeptical about generative AI in filmmaking— and I get it. But here's a thought: AI tools are al...
10/30/2025

🎬 Guillermo Del Toro is skeptical about generative AI in filmmaking— and I get it. But here's a thought: AI tools are already behind many parts of the process like color grading, sound design, and editing.

So, where’s the line between AI as a helpful tool and AI that actually replaces the artist’s vision?

What do you think—is AI a creative partner or a threat?

Check out my take: https://jb9.me/6tqAyf

🤔 Ever seen a gadget that seems cool but... do we really need it?Caira is an iPhone attachment using AI to change photos...
10/29/2025

🤔 Ever seen a gadget that seems cool but... do we really need it?

Caira is an iPhone attachment using AI to change photos in real-time. But here’s the thing — your phone already does this.

Are startups rushing to build hardware solving problems that don’t exist?

We dive into the crazy speed of AI product launches and what it means for us.

What’s your take on new tech that feels a bit unnecessary? Let’s talk.

https://jb9.me/C9gtqz

Ever thought back pain research could look like a skeleton dance? 🦴A researcher studying back pain ended up recreating D...
10/29/2025

Ever thought back pain research could look like a skeleton dance? 🦴

A researcher studying back pain ended up recreating Disney's iconic skeleton dance—using motion capture dots!

It’s a perfect example of art and science coming together in an unexpected way.

What’s an unusual mix of ideas that surprised you?

Read the full story: https://jb9.me/50OqkM

👀 Ever wonder what the tiniest pixel looks like?Swedish researchers created a display with 25,000 pixels per inch—so sma...
10/29/2025

👀 Ever wonder what the tiniest pixel looks like?

Swedish researchers created a display with 25,000 pixels per inch—so small, it’s hitting the physical limit of what we can see.

After decades chasing sharper screens, why are we now adding grain back?

It’s a wild twist in the story of tech perfection.

What do you think this means for the future of screens?

Read more about this fascinating irony here: https://jb9.me/ny8rw5

🤔 What if your art was used to train AI without your permission?Over 100,000 artists are demanding answers. Groups like ...
10/29/2025

🤔 What if your art was used to train AI without your permission?

Over 100,000 artists are demanding answers. Groups like the Design and Artists Copyright Society and the Association of Illustrators want AI companies to pay for using copyrighted work in their training.

They’re calling for transparency and fair licensing. Should tech firms profit from art they didn’t create?

Tools like Have I Been Trained? reveal billions of images used without consent.

What do you think this means for the future of art and AI?

Read more: https://theintersect.art/issues/57?m=web

How does tech change what we value in music? 🎵When making things easier, technology often makes old ways disappear—not j...
10/28/2025

How does tech change what we value in music? 🎵

When making things easier, technology often makes old ways disappear—not just fade away.

In music, traditional performances are almost invisible now because we focus on speed and consumption.

Decades ago, composers like Morton Feldman and Derek Bailey warned us: technology isn’t neutral. It shapes what we create and what we lose.

Curious how this shift is reshaping music’s future? Read more: https://theintersect.art/issues/57?m=web

📸 What does photography mean today?Right now in Milan, "Transizioni" at Viasaterna gallery brings together 9 artists who...
10/28/2025

📸 What does photography mean today?

Right now in Milan, "Transizioni" at Viasaterna gallery brings together 9 artists who blur the lines between photography, sculpture, painting, and AI.

Curator Mauro Zanchi calls their work "hybrid images"—not just tech showcases, but real questions about restoration, creation, and the photo itself.

Curious how AI is shaping images in 2024? Dive deeper in this week's issue:
https://theintersect.art/issues/57?m=web

How do you see photography evolving?

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